Sentence examples for material harvesting from inspiring English sources

Late last month, for example, the Committee of Advertising Practice in Britain, the industry's self-regulating body, proposed stiff new rules for environmental advertising on television, including a requirement that eco-friendly claims should attach to the entire life cycle of a product — from raw material harvesting to factory and on to landfill.

Consequently, it is of utmost importance in food engineering research to develop a detailed understanding of the time-dependent transient changes in all of the structural aspects of food matrices from raw material harvesting, to product processing, to the point of breakdown during shelf-life, consumption and final digestion.

Every product that goes out of its present use will provide the raw material and the components for the next attractive product -- be it for urban farming, renewable energy generation, rare material harvesting or component re-composition.

Genotyping material Harvesting of oral mucosa cells was performed before chemotherapy by thorough mouth rinsing for 30 s with 5 mL 0.9 % NaCl solution.

Falciani had gone to Lebanon to sell data, Henzelin said, but only with material harvested from the Internet.

The day begins with a morning meeting where material harvested from 15 TiVos and even more newspapers, magazines and Web sites is reviewed.

For centuries, this versatile material — harvested by stripping the bark from a certain oak species once every decade or so — was the only choice for sealing wine bottles.

SIS consists of extracellular matrix material harvested from porcine small intestine and are used extensively in tissue-engineering experiments.

While Twitter, Facebook and other social media have been crucial to the movement, the terms of use of most social media sites prevent anyone from publishing material harvested from them.

All our oils start with fresh freeze plant material harvested at optimal maturity and extracted using a cold-press process and 20 Degree below zero FDA approved ethyl alcohol.

In the movie, a young woman (Amy Seimetz) is abducted and seemingly brainwashed via an organic material harvested from a specific flower.